Rate your visit to The Revolution Ice Gardens

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[Guest]

Where to begin....

The parking lot is more or less like a moonscape. Navigating around all of the pot holes is a chore, on the plus side parking in front and side of the building is plentiful.

Walking into the rink is pretty neat seeing all of the banners but the impression quickly fades with the stench of what smells like propane and urine wafting through the vestibule. The bathrooms are disgusting and funny at the same time, it's not like the sinks are an attraction or matter but its funny to see different faucets and knobs on every one of them. The rink on the right is bleachers only, and it smells like propane in the air. The left rink is stadium seating but a lot of the seats are broken and there's normally some sort of food or drink mess on or around them and you guessed it, it smells like propane in that rink too. During the winter they open the garage doors to keep the ice from melting, apparently they turn off the cooling system and assume the outside air is enough to keep the ice frozen. The ice on both rinks is normally a swamp. The restaurant is dirty and the food is terrible but you can watch games on either side if you don't want to from the stands.

[Guest]

Where to begin....

The parking lot is more or less like a moonscape. Navigating around all of the pot holes is a chore, on the plus side parking in front and side of the building is plentiful.

Walking into the rink is pretty neat seeing all of the banners but the impression quickly fades with the stench of what smells like propane and urine wafting through the vestibule. The bathrooms are disgusting and funny at the same time, it's not like the sinks are an attraction or matter but its funny to see different faucets and knobs on every one of them. The rink on the right is bleachers only, and it smells like propane in the air. The left rink is stadium seating but a lot of the seats are broken and there's normally some sort of food or drink mess on or around them and you guessed it, it smells like propane in that rink too. During the winter they open the garage doors to keep the ice from melting, apparently they turn off the cooling system and assume the outside air is enough to keep the ice frozen. The ice on both rinks is normally a swamp. The restaurant is dirty and the food is terrible but you can watch games on either side if you don't want to from the stands.

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